New cameras and printers from some of the top brand names promise smarter capabilities.
Consumer Reports asks 17,000 subscribers to rate their beds and the stores where they bought them. You might be surprised by the results.
To save energy and avoid blackouts, automakers are rolling out smarter electric car chargers.
Would you buy dented cans, crushed boxes and expired products to cut your grocery bills? Quite a few Americans are willing to do so, taking frugal living to another level.
The future of TV? Consumer Reports provides us a peak at what's coming next.
She’s not hacking on the side, but Jessica Biel—or, rather, her popularity—still poses a risk to the health of your PC.
Nowadays, orange juice aisles offer more varieties than a Baskin-Robbins. But do the added nutrients make a difference?
Consumer Reports evaluates the best drug treatments for many common conditions based on effectiveness, safety and cost.
You’ll soon be able to check out for yourself the details on 10 netbooks currently in testing. Here’s a sneak preview.
The use of celebrities to pitch products is as old as advertising. But proposed guidelines from the FTC are more specific about what's allowed.
